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Some People
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Sleepyhead
02:30
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Hopscotch Town
02:59
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Pill Called The Disaster
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Cold Cold Cold
04:01
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Stranger To Yourself
02:59
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The Old Gang
02:43
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Anonymous Band
04:06
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Dollars, Dirt and Stones
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